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Good News for Families Supporting a Loved One With a Disability: The 2026 ABLE Account Change

If you love someone with a disability, you have probably spent a lot of energy worrying about how to help them financially without putting their benefits at risk. We want to share some genuinely good news. A quiet 2026 law change opened a valuable savings tool to millions more families, and it can make special […]

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Does a Will Avoid Probate? Understanding One of the Most Common Estate Planning Myths in the Merrimack Valley

If you have a will, you may feel like your family is all set, and that is a completely reasonable thing to believe. Most people assume a will keeps their loved ones out of court. We hate to be the bearers of bad news, but a will is actually the document that sends an estate

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Estate Planning Clauses Missing from Most LLC Operating Agreements

Your LLC operating agreement probably covers the basics: who owns what percentage, how profits are split, and who manages the business. What it probably does not cover is what happens to all of that when a member dies, becomes incapacitated, or gets divorced. Most operating agreements are drafted with a focus on business operations, not

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What Happens to Your Partner If You Die Without a Will in Massachusetts?

If you die without a will in Massachusetts and you are not married to your partner, your partner inherits nothing — period. Massachusetts intestate succession rules under M.G.L. c. 190B Article II only recognize legal spouses, descendants (children, grandchildren), parents, siblings, and other blood or adopted relatives. An unmarried partner — no matter how long you have been

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